North Korea Denies Devastating Sony Cyberattack
Entertainment giant Sony has been hacked in one of the most damaging cyberattacks ever. The attackers leaked what appears to be sensitive personal data on roughly 47,000 individuals, including celebrities. Security researchers have analyzed a piece of malware that appears to have been used in the Sony hack, designed to wipe data from infected systems. North Korea is considered a suspect, but the country's officials have denied any involvement. At the same time, the North Korean authorities praised the cyberattack as a "righteous deed" potentially orchestrated by supporters furious over a....
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